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MAYOR LINEBARGER: Did you say how many petitioned for this improvement? MR. HONCHELL: 42% MAYOR LINEBARGER: Mr. Popovich, will you present the financing and assessments. MR. POPOVICH: Mayor, and members of the Council, as the engineer said, the alternates have a different cost factor and in the legal notice that was published, we had to put in the highest cost--or the $lOl,865 so that if you went for the higher one the legal notice would cover it. The detail has been given to you by the engineer and again we would recommend a 20 year assessment period with 8% carrying charge. If you want the amounts attributable to sanitary sewer, water and street, I'll give those, but the fundamental choice you have to make is what alternate you will go for. MAYOR LINEBARGER: I will ask the Manager to read any statements from affected property owners. MR. ANDRE: We have a communication from Harlen Jeppesen, 2203 N. Victoria in opposition to the project. MAYOR LINEBARGER: I will now open the hearing to the public. I will ask that each person that speaks state whether for or against the project, and give their name and address of the piece of property they represent. MR. KENNETH KIRCHNER, 2220 Milton: I got a notice in the mail that all the lots east of Milton and south of 36 would be assessed for this street that's being added in there. That would include the four white lots at the east side of Milton. Why did I get the notice saying'that we would be assessed? MR. HONCHELL: The notice was sent to those parcels because in some cases those lots extend out beyond the areas, as I under- stand it. There's no intention of assessing lots 1, 2, 3, and 4 which abut Milton Street. We do not propose to have assess- ments on those lots. MR. KIRCHNER: This notice said that all the ~ots east of Milton, south of 36, north of County Road B known as Auditor's Subdivision so and so and Sherren Street Addition, Lot 4, Block l.